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Actionable Solutions Group Wins Potential $241M SOCOM Intell Analysis Contract


Actionable Solutions Group won a potential five-year, $240.6M contract to help the U.S. Special Operations Command analyze intelligence data.

The command received 14 proposals for the single-award contract via a competition that was set aside for service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses and is obligating $2,500 at the time of award, the Department of Defense said Friday.

Alexandria, Va.-based ASG will perform contract work within and outside the continental U.S. through fiscal 2024.

USSOCOM headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida is the contracting activity.

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